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Death-penalty deliberations to begin.(METROPOLITAN)
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The Washington Times
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June 5, 2007
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Byline: Seth McLaughlin, THE WASHINGTON TIMES
Jurors in the case of Larry Gooch, an enforcer in a D.C. drug gang found guilty of murder, will begin deciding today whether he should receive the death penalty.
Gooch, 27, was found guilty Friday in U.S. District Court of the Aug. 1, 2000, murders of Christopher Lane, 19, and William Cunningham, 27, and the Feb. 21, 2003, murders of Calvin Cooper, 40, and his girlfriend, Yolanda Miller, 32.
Yesterday, the jurors received their instructions to determine whether the government has proven beyond a reasonable doubt that Gooch meets criteria making him eligible for the death penalty.
The jury could deliver its decision ...